Washington — Pete DeMarco, IAPMO senior director of Special Programs, has been appointed as one of eight working group co-chairs on the American National Standards Institute’s (ANSI) Energy Efficiency Standardization Coordination Collaborative (EESCC). DeMarco will join Stephanie Reiniche, ASHRAE manager of Standards, as co-chairs of Working Group No. 1 (WG1): Building energy and water assessment standards (including diagnostic test procedures and health and safety testing). The EESCC seeks to increase awareness, adoption, and implementation of standards, codes, and conformance activities among policy makers and the market. Each of five working groups is chaired or co-chaired by a recognized expert(s) in the field specific to that group’s purpose. These groups will develop a roadmap intended to identify what standards, codes and conformance solutions are available, where gaps may exist, and what additional standardization activities can be implemented to advance energy efficiency in the United States.
In addition to DeMarco and Reiniche, the following individuals will lead four other working groups as follows:
WG2:
Systems
integration
and
communications
•
Henry
Green,
president,
National
Institute
of
Building
Sciences
(NIBS)
WG3:
Building
energy
modeling,
rating,
and
labeling
•
Wayne
Stoppelmoor,
Industry
Standards
manager,
Energy
Efficiency,
Schneider
Electric
WG4:
Evaluation,
measurement,
and
verification
•
Kevin
Cooney,
managing
director,
Navigant
Consulting
•
William
C.
Miller,
Ph.D.,
program
manager
and
senior
advisor,
Lawrence
Berkeley
National
Laboratory
WG5:
Workforce
credentialing
•
Christine
Niero,
Ph.D.,
vice
president,
Professional
Testing
•
Jane
Weissman,
executive
director,
International
Renewable Energy
Council
(IREC)
EESCC working group s will assess standards needs and lay the groundwork for their portion of the standardization roadmap. Each working group will then convene in person in January for a full plenary meeting. For more information and/or to volunteer to participate on any of the working groups, visit www.ansi.org/eescc or email eescc@ansi.org.
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